Australia’s Travis Head, Mitchell Marsh and Cameron Green have come back into the limelight despite the disadvantage of the ODI series for South Africa at home. Australian stars made a big statement in the latest ICC ODI rankings after their amazing performance in the final ODI against Proteas.
The third and last ODI in McKay turned into a batting carvole as Australia exploded 431/2, thanks to Travis Head, Mitchell Marsh and Cameron Green thanks to blistering for centuries. He registered a big win of 276 runs against tourists to avoid a whitewash.
Australia stars touch the latest ICC ODI rankings
Head (142), Marsh (100), and Green (118*) explosive performance helped him earn huge benefits in the latest ICC ODI rankings. In the latest ICC ODI rankings, the head jumped into one place to share the 11th position with Kusal Mendis of Sri Lanka. Both have 669 rating points in the name.
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Well, Marsh climbed four positions to reach 44th, while Green shot an incredible 40 locations to jump 78th in the latest rankings. While Marsh has 537 rating points, Green has 451 rating points, which is one of the fastest raisers in the history of the recent ICC ODI rankings.
Meanwhile, Josh England also moved up to 64th position in the latest rankings, thanks to his 87-run knock in the second ODI against South Africa, with 23-spot benefits. Engagis now has 477 rating points. On the other hand, India’s Shubman Gill and Rohit Sharma dominate the batsman ranking, Pakistan’s Babar Azam finished number three.
Maheesh Theekshana and Keshav Maharaj share the top positions in the ODI bowling rankings
Speaking about the ICC ODI bowling rankings, Mahesh Thecshana of Sri Lanka joined the top of South Africa’s Keshav Maharaj with 671 rating points. Now, Maharaj and Thekashana are the United Number 1 ODI bowler in the world. Lungi cash of South Africa jumped 28th position with six-spot benefits.
Australian Pacer Scene Abbott extended nine spots to tie 48th, while Nathan Ellis jumped at 21 places to 21 places with strong performance against Protease in the latest rankings. The West Indies Goodkesh Moti ICC ODI from 10th place in the ODI bowling rankings to 11th position.
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Mohammed Shami and Mohammad Siraj of India have jumped 12th and 13th places respectively in the latest rankings with one-spot profit. Bangladesh’s Taskin Ahmed and England’s Joffra Archer climbed two spots to take each to 24th and 25th in the ODI rankings.
Azmatullah Omarzai No.1 ODI all remains all -rounder
On the other hand, Afghanistan’s Azmatullah Omarjai remains the number one ODI all -rounder, and there is no change in the top 10. New Zealand’s Rachin Ravindra reached 13th position, while Sean Abbott reached 37th position.
Lungi Nagdi climbed 42nd in rankings from fourth place. In the all-rounders rankings, Green made a 19-spot profit to reach 69th position.
